Presenting a political report at the general convention, he said that in the politics of nation-building, parties are not enemies of each other, but at most competitors with different ideas, programs, and priorities.
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Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) President Ravi Lamichhane has said that he wants to change the political culture of Nepal. He has mentioned that rather than who is friend or foe in politics, our real common enemies are poverty, unemployment, corruption, misgovernance, illiteracy and poor health services. Presenting a political report at the general convention, he said that in the politics of nation-building, parties are not enemies of each other, but at most, they are competitors with different ideas, programs and priorities.
Stating that the all-party consensus has been greatly discredited due to the sharing of power, he said that he wanted to restore its dignity by applying such consensus in nation-building. Stating that education, basic health rights of citizens, health infrastructure, health insurance and quality services are not the sole concerns of any particular party, he stressed on a common consensus on them.
'We will take the initiative to form a common opinion on projects and plans of national pride such as roads, railways, hydropower, irrigation, drinking water, digital infrastructure,' he said. 'There is no reason why the entire country should not be unanimous on production and employment, good governance, constitutional and electoral system reforms, foreign policy and national interests, climate crisis and use of natural resources.'
'We want the direction, basic policies and national goals of the state to remain unchanged even if the government changes,' he said.'
